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Lonely Planet Fiji Free Ebook FREELONELY PLANET FIJI EBOOK Lonely Planet,Dean Starnes,Celeste Brash,Virginia Jealous | 264 pages | 08 Nov 2012 | Lonely Planet Publications Ltd | 9781741796971 | English | Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia Lonely Planet Fiji : Lonely Planet : Wherever you go, expect the warmest welcomes the world has to offer. But there isn't just one Fijiso which island holds your perfect tropical holiday? Here's the low-down on the main options. Dive with resident tiger sharks in Beqa Lagoon, kayak or raft the Navua River, snorkel the outrageous reef at Nananu-i-Ra or simply soak in some sun on the dazzling white sands of the Coral Coast — there is a lot to do or not do on this island. The capital Suva is the largest South Pacific metropolis outside of New Zealand and worth a visit to see modern Melanesian life at its liveliest. Meanwhile Nadithe main transport hub showcases the country's Indian heritage via sari shops and plenty of yummy curries. Ah, the Mamanucas. Here is a near-perfect string of wee white sand isles that hover in blue water like some hallucination of paradise. Most are only an hour or so boat ride away from Viti Levu. The Mamanucas are such picture perfect islands that the film Cast Away was filmed on this chain's uninhabited Monuriki Island — visit it on a day trip. Meanwhile, famous surf spots Lonely Planet Fiji Cloud Break lure in wave riders and their families while Beachcomber Island is known as the reigning party resort island of the country. You're not going to get a whole lot Lonely Planet Fiji cultural bling out here but if you want reliably good weather, brag-worthy Lonely Planet Fiji, waiters wielding cocktails and lots tourist of company, the Mamanucas Lonely Planet Fiji for you. The Yasawas pick up the glorious tropical tail of the Mamanuca Islands and bring them north to more quiet and isolated bliss. A high-speed catamaran makes getting there Lonely Planet Fiji either Viti Levu or the Mamanucas a cinch and accommodation ranges from lush resorts to laid- back backpacker digs. Sparsely populated, the land is relatively dry, the beaches Lonely Planet Fiji. Island hop, explore the clear dark waters of Sawa-i-Lau Cave and snorkel and dive yourself silly on gorgeous reef frequented by manta rays. Levuka on Ovalau was once the capital of Fiji and today it's one of the only towns in the South Pacific boasting Wild West—style colonial buildings. Outside of Lonely Planet Fiji, hike jungle-clad mountains and undeveloped coasts of traditional villages. Despite the fact that this main island and its dozen or so smaller sisters lie so close to Viti Levu, few visitors make it out here. Islands like Leleuvia, Naigani and Koro have very low-key resorts on lost-feeling alabaster beaches, while Wakaya hosts the Wakaya Clubone of the country's most exclusive and beautiful Lonely Planet Fiji. Remote and authentic yet easily accessed by plane Lonely Planet Fiji ship from Viti Levu, Kadavu is one of Fiji's best off-the-beaten-path assets. Eco-adventurers will find happiness at the dozen or so resorts that grow their own organic produce and work in tune with the local villages. Anywhere you stay, you'll have to get there by boat from the main village passing by prehistoric-looking jungle coves chirping with rare and colorful endemic birds. The east part of the island is fringed by the Great Astrolabe Reef, the fourth largest barrier reef in the world, renowned for its cavern and tunnel- filled underwater landscapes, manta rays and phenomenal fishing. High waterfall-strewn peaks are contrasted with bucolic lowlands of sugarcane and coconut plantations on hard-working, relatively untouristed Vanua Levu. Outside town are miles of near-empty beaches, some with resorts, some fronted by traditional villages and others only surrounded by jungle. Rent a 4WD and explore the wilds. Divers in the know make the pilgrimage to the Rainbow Reef famous for its forests of soft corals. Even more dedicated divers go to the nearby Namena Marine Reserve for the country's most pristine waters. Rightly known as the "Garden Isle," Taveuni is the lushest, tropical-flower-laden, waterfall heavy and hiking friendly island in Fiji. Most of the forests are protected and there are peaks to ascend and Lonely Planet Fiji to wander. A highlight Lonely Planet Fiji the Lavena Coastal Walk Lonely Planet Fiji follows the forest's edge for five kilometers along white and black sand Lonely Planet Fiji and villages to a lush waterfall. The Rainbow Reef see Vanua Levu above is also accessed from Taveuni and smaller offshore islands like Qamea and Matagi hold resorts on stunning remote white sand beaches. Everywhere you go you'll find accommodation for all ranges from super-luxe to backpacker fun. Want to get way, way out there? Lonely Planet Fiji Lau and Moala Groups are Fiji's last frontier, virtually untouched by tourism. Flights and boat services are few but with time, a sense of adventure Lonely Planet Fiji and, even better, a sailboat — it's possible Lonely Planet Fiji explore these friendly paradises of fluorescent blue waters, traditional villages and virgin jungles. Make sure you're ready for anything with travel insurance from our trusted partners. This article was Lonely Planet Fiji published in May It was updated in December Fiji for first-timers: how to choose an island. Celeste Brash. Fiji is blessed with so much turquoise water, white sand beaches, jungle rivers and authentic culture that it almost seems unfair. Whether you're looking for a decadent resort, family getaway or backpacker adventure, these islands have it all. The best islands in Fiji. Share this story:. Denarau Island Fiji Region. Nausori Highlands Fiji Region. View more. Read More. Related content. Lonely Planet Fiji Travel Guide - Lonely Planet Online Shop - Lonely Planet APAC Hindu Site in Suva. The South Indian fire-walking festival is held here during July or August. Of all Fiji's cultural rituals, the extraordinary art of fire walking is perhaps the most impressive. Watching men display the poise of a Top Choice Museum in Suva. To enjoy the exhibits in chronological order, start with the displays behind the ticket counter and work your way around Top Choice Forest in Suva. Colo-i-Suva pronounced tholo-ee-s oo -va is a 2. The 6. National Park in Sigatoka Sand Dunes. One of Fiji's natural highlights, these impressive dunes are a ripple Lonely Planet Fiji peppery monoliths skirting the shoreline near the mouth of the Sigatoka River. Lonely Planet Fiji and rugged, they stand around 5km long, up to 1km Historic Site in Upper Sigatoka Valley. Although there are many forts like it scattered all over Fiji, Tavuni Hill Fort is the most accessible for visitors. Built in Lonely Planet Fiji 18th century by Tongan chief Maile Latumai, this fort was a defensive site used in Religious in Suva. The extraordinary South Indian fire-walking festival is held at the Mariamma Temple annually in either July or August. On the day of the ritual, yellow-clad devotees gather at Suva Point, near the National Park in Suva. The longest leg of the flight was the hour trip from Village in Koroyanitu National Heritage Park. The rocky 4WD road to Navilawa hugs the Sabeto River, and there are some perfect swimming holes and waterfalls to plunge in: ask permission first from any locals you see. The village is set in an old Lonely Planet Fiji Landmark in Suva. It was designed in the post atmosphere. The aim of maintaining indigenous Fijian values is apparent University in Suva. During times of tribal war, Waterfall in Bouma National Heritage Park. Framed by thick, ridiculously green jungle, these three waterfalls also known as the Bouma Falls epitomise the 'Garden Island' epithet Taveuni is famous for. The first waterfall 24m has a change area, picnic This wildlife sanctuary showcases some magnificent wildlife. Historic Site in Momi Bay. Turn Lonely Planet Fiji the sealed road at the signpost to the guns, and onto 4km of rattling gravel road. This leads to two 6in guns that were installed here by the New Zealand 30th Battalion in to defend Fiji against Lonely Planet Fiji Island in Fiji. This pocket-sized paradise is a must on any northern Viti Levu itinerary. Beautifully hilly, the 3. A history of cattle grazing has Top Choice Lonely Planet Fiji in Suva. Marina in Malololailai. This excellent marina attracts yachties from all over the world. About 25km southeast of Rakiraki, overlooking Viti Levu Bay, this church is famous for its mural depicting a black Christ, painted in by Jean Charlot. The three panels of Lonely Planet Fiji scenes depict Christ Historic Site in Labasa. This site has a cryptic — and cannibalistic — history. At Lonely Planet Fiji entrance, there's a sacred monolith that villagers believe grew from the ground; behind is a cemetery and the area that was used during cannibalistic National Park in Fiji. If you are a keen walker or nature lover, the Koroyanitu National Heritage Park is definitely worth a visit. There are six villages within the park that cooperate as part of an ecotourism project. They maintain National Park in Sigatoka Sand Dunes Sigatoka Sand Dunes One of Fiji's natural highlights, Lonely Planet Fiji impressive dunes are a ripple of peppery monoliths skirting the shoreline near the mouth of the Sigatoka River. Village in Koroyanitu National Heritage Park Navilawa The rocky 4WD road to Lonely Planet Fiji hugs the Sabeto River, and there are some perfect swimming holes and waterfalls to plunge in: ask permission first from any locals you see.
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